Sentence examples for stand based on from inspiring English sources
In any case, the ruling looks likely to stand, based on the succinct reaction from California's Republican governor.
Irmtrud Wojak studies the resilience of individuals who, against socially predominant bias and politically enforced discrimination, maintain a principled stand based on legal norms and their own humanity.
They will be using their journals to "take a stand" based on their feelings, values and impressions, but will not need to share these with others unless they choose to.
I am not sure I entirely agree with what Sky did, but they should be applauded for taking a stand based on their own sense of ethics, of what a responsible broadcaster should do in a fast-moving and highly-charged situation.
The coefficient of variation for outerwood density within each stand based on a single core per tree averaged 7.5% and did not vary with mean density (coefficients of variation averaged 7.8, 7.5, 7.3, and 7.6% for stands with mean wood density < 250, 250 400, 400 450, and >450 kg m−3 respectively).
The estimated mean annual growth rate of the DK stand, based on external DBH measurement of a quadrat selected without size bias, (5.6 mm year−1) is only 0.7 mm year−1 slower than the mean of 25 stands of planted kauri surveyed by Steward ([2011]) (Table 2).
We performed hierarchical cluster analysis of the stands based on the values of the fire behavior parameters.
Phosphate fertiliser trials have provided functions for determining potential growth gains from stands based on foliar P status.
In the model, Neotropical migrant birds colonized tree stands based on habitat parameters such as vegetation type, stand size and configuration, and amount of edge.
This paper aims at assessing some design requirements, and suggesting an architecture for a robot cleaning in young forest stands, based on reviewed literature and our own research.
A stand-level equation predicts total CWD yield (Mg ha−1) for thinned or unthinned stands based on plantation age, stem density (trees ha−1), and the average height of dominant and codominant trees (m).
